Podcasts about feminst

The stupid geniuses are joined by the incredible Dr Bee Hughes to discuss the topic of gender inclusivity. Dr Hughes shares their own experiences as a nonbinary person and insights from their research on embodied experiences and the feminist tradition of self-examination. Learn about fostering inclusive spaces and the impact of small daily practices in promoting gender inclusivity and visibility. Don't miss out on how you can become a better ally and get involved in LGBTQ+ activism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In der heutigen modernen, aufgeklärten Zeit wird immer mehr die Kirche sowie die Bibel mit ihren Inhalten hinterfragt. Sex, Feminismus, Queer sein und Kirche? Passt das überhaupt zusammen, und wenn ja, wie? Unsere heutige Gästin Maike ist feministische Pfarrerin und ist auf den ersten Blick etwas anders als wie man sich eine Pfarrerin vorstellt: Zuletzt hat sie sich einen Buzzcut schneiden lassen, ist nicht selten in Lederjacke anzutreffen und posiert mit Tampons auf Instagram. Ihr Ziel: patriarchale Strukturen in der evangelischen Kirche aufbrechen und über queer-feministische Themen in der Kirche aufklären. Maike selbst ist nicht unbedingt religiös aufgewachsen, erklärt uns aber, wie sie zum Glauben und zu ihrem Beruf gefunden hat und wie ihre sie Gottesdienste anpasst. Es werden Fragen geklärt, wie Sex, Abtreibung und Kirche zusammenpassen und warum sie sagt, dass Jesus ein Feminst ist. Es erwartet euch also eine sehr spannende aber auch kontroverse Folge, weshalb uns eure Meinung sehr interessiert! Maikes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ja.und.amen/ Du hast selbst Fragen rund um Liebe, Lust & Leidenschaft? Wir freuen uns über deine Fragen & Geschichten, aber auch Lob & Kritik! Schreibe uns gerne an podcast@orion.de oder bei Facebook oder Instagram an @orionversand. Auch Sprachnachrichten sind bei uns sehr WILLkommen! Instagram: @orionversand bzw. https://www.instagram.com/orionversand/ E-Mail: podcast@orion.de

Marcel was een beetje verliefd op de gymjuf van zijn middelbare school. Etty Koster was één brok blonde energie die het beste voor had met haar leerlingen. En altijd dol op lichamelijke activiteit. Ook nu nog op 74-jarige leeftijd fietst ze jaarlijks honderden kilometers op haar vakantie. Verslaafd aan beweging is ze een tuinierend buitenmens met een tiny-house. Iemand die niet zozeer een lichaam heeft, maar haar lichaam is. Daarnaast heeft Etty zich altijd ingezet voor het welzijn van anderen. Ze werkt nu als vrijwilliger in een hospice, was psychomotorisch therapeut in de psychiatrie, verslavingszorg en vrouwenhulpverlening. Ze heeft geleerd wat het lijf kan vertellen over wat er in het hoofd gebeurt. ‘Als je niet lekker in je vel zit maar je weet niet goed hoe precies, dan geeft je lichaam dat wel aan.' Interview: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Marcel Musters⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ en ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pablo Cabenda⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Opname, edit en mixage: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Marnix van Wijk⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Social media: ⁠Anemoon Utens⁠. Productie: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠mugmetdegoudentand⁠. © 2023 Adverteren in onze podcast? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠adverteren@streamtree.nl⁠

In dieser Folge sprechen wir darüber, ob die Auslebung von BDSM feministisch sein kann oder ob - wie einige Feminst*innen behaupten - BDSM eher dazu führt, sämtliche Fortschritte der vergangenen Jahrzehnte wieder einzureißen. Wie weit geht sexuelle Selbstbestimmung und welche gegensätzlichen Strömungen gibt es im Feminismus diesbezüglich? Warum der Eisbär polemisch wird, wenn es darum geht, dass ein Mann der Frau BDSM verbietet und warum er eingeschüchtert von Cate ist, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Außerdem sprechen wir über die Einstellung zweier bekannter Feministinnen zum Thema BDSM. Diese können gegensätzlicher wohl nicht sein.

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/feuerundbrotVor zehn Jahren wurde darum gekämpft Feminismus wieder populärer zu machen. „We should all be feminists“ hieß die einflussreiche Rede von Chimanda Ngozie Adiche von 2013. Der Kampf war in großen Teilen erfolgreich: Mittlerweile hat sich der Begriff „Feminist*in“ von vielen Stigmata befreit. Doch jetzt stellt sich die Frage: Wenn alle Feminst*innen sind, wofür kämpfen wir überhaupt noch? Wo die einen meinen, Emanzipation bedeutet einfach nur Girlboss zu sein, werden auch Influencerinnen beliebter, die sich für ein devotes heteronormatives Eheleben entscheiden und verkaufen das als wahre Befreiung. Ein Problem ist oft: jegliche Kritik an Entscheidungen und Aussagen anderer Frauen wird als unfeministisch abgetan. Denn, so das Argument: So lange sich jemand freiwillig für etwas entscheidet, ist es ja keine Unterdrückung - oder? Muss der Feminismus sich uns anpassen oder wir uns dem Feminismus? Gibt es „richtigen“ und „falschen“ Feminismus und wer bestimmt das? Wo lohnt es sich unterschiedliche Perspektiven mit einzubinden und ab wann verwässert Akzeptanz das Ziel? In dieser Folge schauen wir auf den aktuellen Stand des Feminismus Diskurs und merken: Es ist kompliziert - aber nicht hoffnungslos.Shownotes: We should all be feminists | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | TEDxEuston https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg3umXU_qWc Lily Allen | Hard Out Here (Official Video - Explicit Version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0CazRHB0so Sojourner Truth's “Ain't I a Woman” Performed by Kerry Washington https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry_i8w2rdQY Kat Blaque - What Is: Womanism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWgOpOkSCOI Alice Chapelle - The death of feminism and the future of activism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mFvAsu5cjQFür mehr, checkt gern unsere Website. :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In celebration of NAIDOC week we are sharing the story of one of the most incredible First Nations women ~ Evonne Goolagong Cawley. Evonne is a Wiradjuri woman and one of the most incredible sports women of our time. She has been Australian of the Year and Australian Sportsman of the Year. Wimbledon and Grand Slam champion. And SO MUCH MORE!  We also chat about Yumi Stynes podcast: ‘Ladies we need to talk' and ‘Darling Shine' with Elidy Pullin and Chloe Fisher.  Chole recommended the the pod ‘Curve Ball' - the ‘club you don't want to be a part of' and it sounds so great! 

Happy Thursday! Get ready to jump into this weeks episode of She Is Legend where Chole and Jussy deep dive into Abby Wambach's story. Abby is a soccer icon, international speaker, New York Times Best Selling author and activist for equality and inclusion. She is also a two-time Olympic Gold Medalist & FIFA World Cup Champion!  Our recommendations this week were another brilliant podcast called ‘Old Boys Club' from Justine Landis-Hanley and Matilda Bell.  And the SBS document-series ‘See What You Made Me Do' ~ based on the book by Jess Hill, that unpacks the epidemic of family and domestic violence in Australia.  Are you a fan of She is Legend? Don't forget to follow or subscribe and give us a glowing review, because that makes you a legend! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In light of the new Sex and the City spin-off series being announced, we wanted to look at everything the original series got right...but also everything they got wrong! We're going to chat about the good, the bad, and the downright confusing parts of the smash hit series, Sex and the City.

Hello!! Thank you for joining me on this episode of This crown is on fire! This week I am featuring a bit of a historical profile on amazing 20th Century feminist, The Great Sandwina. Born into a circus family in Germany in 1886, Katie toured the world with her husband and children as the strongest woman in the world. She was a leader in the suffragette movement in New York, and was well known for her strength, grace, and power. Come and join me to find out a little more about this fascinating woman. Have a great week! References for today include; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBXEVzj_Eg4 https://www.telegraph.co.uk/womens-sport/2020/05/26/moment-time-1910-strongest-woman-world-katie-sandwina/ https://historycollection.com/16-remarkable-but-frequently-overlooked-women/4/ https://narratively.com/barnum-bailey-forgotten-high-flying-suffragists/ https://starkcenter.org/igh/igh-v10/igh-v10-n1/igh1001c.pdf

This week, Kitty and Ellie continue their break from reading books and talk about some things that have happened in quarantine with MARRIAGE, the north nodes in astrology, diving into the self-help side of YouTube with “parts work” and other important life events. Fun fact: They both cry a lil bit in this one. It's a more informal type of podcast episode, and we hope you like it.

Join host Sofia Vavaroutsos via remote production with Lauren Stallone and new co-host Denise Ruzage to discuss violence against women during the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, more with feminist news and artist spotlights, and an exclusive interview with the founders of new Toronto organization, Hey Black Girl.

FemFreq Radio is bringing you a live one this week! That's right, podcast fans: this week's episode was recorded live at our home away from home in Seattle at Geek Girl Con! After some of our standard "we've forgotten how to podcast" intro fumbling, things get interesting when Anita, Carolyn, and Ebony offer their choices for standout media properties from the past decade. Anita has some choice words to say about a fish; Carolyn refuses to be pigeonholed into CMBYN fandom; and Ebony laments what could have been in a historic small town in NY.Follow Us:Join our PatreonOur WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsTwitterInstagram 

Schonmal von der Pink Tax gehört? Oder vom "Luxusproblem Menstruation"? Was glaubst du, wie viele Frauen behalten bei der Hochzeit ihren eigenen Namen? All diesen Fragen werde ich auf den Grund gehen, denn in unserer Gesellschaft hängt noch einiges schief: Wir fallen zurück in alte Rollenmuster und den Kindern werden Türen verschlossen. Wie wir sie wieder öffnen können erfährst du heute. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Mehr zur Pink Tax Infos rund ums Gender-Marketing bei Pink Stinks

Today's guest is Rebecca Cohen. She is the Creative Director, Designer, and Principal at Co Projects Design in Portland OR.During this episode we talk about:-her childhood and how she was introduced to exploring creativity by her aunt.-her move from NY to Portland to work with Nike and meeting her husband there.-the wild ride of a story that takes them through new baby, recession, and starting a studio together.-how she is an activist against gun violence and the ways she is using her design skills to further those causes.-the Feminst activist podcast she co-hosts called End Times Pep Talk.-print and packaging and their relevance even in this digital world. -a project she was incredibly proud to be a part of that aligned with her beliefs, and her heart. -turning down client work when they have messaging, or sell products that don't align with your values and the causes you support. I found this interview incredibly motivating and Rebecca's passion for the causes she supports and her activism work is exciting to hear about. Go check out their incredible work and @co_projects

Today's guest is Rebecca Cohen. She is the Creative Director, Designer, and Principal at Co Projects Design in Portland OR.During this episode we talk about:-her childhood and how she was introduced to exploring creativity by her aunt.-her move from NY to Portland to work with Nike and meeting her husband there.-the wild ride of a story that takes them through new baby, recession, and starting a studio together.-how she is an activist against gun violence and the ways she is using her design skills to further those causes.-the Feminst activist podcast she co-hosts called End Times Pep Talk.-print and packaging and their relevance even in this digital world. -a project she was incredibly proud to be a part of that aligned with her beliefs, and her heart. -turning down client work when they have messaging, or sell products that don't align with your values and the causes you support. I found this interview incredibly motivating and Rebecca's passion for the causes she supports and her activism work is exciting to hear about. Go check out their incredible work and @co_projects

Haley and Jamie attack Prisoner of Azkaban this week with an analysis of Hermione, McGonagall, and Trelawney, as well as a truly awful attempt of the 60 second summary.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/fantasyfeminists)

In this episode I talk about navigating the online dating scene -- which is NOT easy. I talk about the lessons I've learned over the years, such as taking the responsibility to get to know yourself better so that you can be an equal partner for the person you’re looking for.

  Does everyone feel attraction? Does everyone express it in the same way if they do? How is life different when you don't see a monogamous relationship as the ultimate end goal?   

How do we show people we see them “differently”. What's the “nicest” form of homophobia you've ever encountered? Why is it important to be able to have honest conversations with people you work for?    

Join Ela, Ash, and Mina is this epic movie breakdown. They go threw the Conjuring series as Ela tries to keep track of all of the films. Mina discusses why she wouldn't do laundry for a week and Ash gives us some random facts of randomness. Finally this is Mina's last episode as a full times Siren. She will be joining us in the future. So tune in for this horroric and heartfelt episode. Follow us Instagram/Twitter: @Sirensofhorror https://www.facebook.com/SirensofHorror/ Email: Sirensofhorror@gmail.com

  When you get dressed, do you ask yourself if you look attractive? Every time? Why? What do the pronouns you use say about you? to other people? Do having conversations solve anything?  

In this ep. Jan suggests a new fashion choice she wants to adopt, we interview two rad dudes on their experience as feminists, and we hear our first listener submission of "Small Victories". This episode was sponsored by the artist @lindsey_berggren.

"Is it possible to have a single word be both your favorite and least favorite at the same time? Feminist is THAT word for me. What started initially as a catchy word to draw traffic for my new company, Little Feminist, has changed my life. And has tested me to my core." This is a quote from the beginning of an article my guest Brittany Murlas published on MEDIUM .com recently. Our interview drills down on the what and why of LittleFeminst.com and the passion that drives. We discuss the BREAKTHROUGH she had in creating the company as well as her personal life.

This week’s episode focuses on Defining Your Own Status Quo. That is the theme of January’s replay the Live and Online:Expression Session workshop. Begin this year in a way that is unique to you and on your own terms. Enjoy! Please note: all silences and pauses that were given for writing have been cut out for ease of listening. If you would like to write along with the workshop, please pause it and start it again when you are ready.

In this episode, Amy sits down with Renee Powers to ask "what is a feminist life coach anyway?" PLUS learn about Renee's fascinating research on the beauty industry on YouTube, that Amy and Renee are both media nerds who love Jenna Marbles and some really brilliant thoughts on YOUR individuality! YOU KNOW YOU WANNA. MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST: Renee Powers, founder of Wild, Cozy, Truth is a feminist life coach and writer from Minneapolis. She hosts a podcast of the same name, "Wild Cozy Truth", which is cultivating a space for women to own their stories and find strength in vulnerability. Follow Renee at @wildcozytruth and www.wildcozytruth.com.

Lynn Comella, author Vibrator Nation: How Feminist Sex-Toy Stores Changed the Business of Pleasure, joins co-hosts Eric Newman and Sarah Mesle, to discuss how a handful of Feminist entrepreneurs in the 1970s helped women in America and around the world take greater control of their own bodies and pleasure. The discussion couldn't be more timely in a month when our society is beginning to confront the patriarchal power relations that emboldens sexual predators. Vibrator Nation tells the history of women putting women's liberation in the hands of women! Also, author Dan Lopez drops by to recommend Katherine Heiny's new novel Standard Deviation.